Austin, TX
Becky Beaver
Property DivisionChild Custody and VisitationComplex Divorce+3 More
Becky Beaver began her legal career in 1977 as Texas family law was developing into a specialized area of practice, and she contributed to development of the Texas Family Code in the 1990s. She is board certified in family law by the Texas…
49 years' experience
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About
Becky Beaver began her legal career in 1977 as Texas family law was developing into a specialized area of practice, and she contributed to development of the Texas Family Code in the 1990s. She is board certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and has training in collaborative law. She has litigated complex marital-property and child-conservatorship cases throughout Texas and internationally.
Contact Info
- Phone
- 512-474-5791
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- Website
- www.beckybeaverlaw.com
Practice Areas
Property DivisionChild Custody and VisitationComplex DivorceHigh Asset | High Net WorthCollaborative LawDivorce and Separation
Awards & Recognition
- American Bar Foundation Fellow, 2021 to present
- Austin Chronicle-Best of Austin, Best Lawyer, 2019
- Austin 40 Under 40, Nominee, Mentor of the Year, 2019, 2022
- SuperLawyers 2007-2024
- Top Women Attorneys in Texas, 2019-2022
Bar Number
- 01998800
Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Texas Tech University
- Juris Doctor, University of Texas School of Law
Service Offers
- Accepting New Clients
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